Definition of Paraclete in English:

Paraclete

nounˈparəkliːtˈpɛrəˌklit

(in Christian theology) the Holy Spirit as advocate or counsellor (John 14:16, 26).
（基督教神学用语）圣灵（《约翰福音》14：16, 26）
Example sentencesExamples
- And we confess the living Holy Spirit, the living Paraclete.
- Johannine theology of the Paraclete points to a primary way in which participation in the exercise of political power can be a form of public witness to Christ.
- The theology of the Paraclete contains and promotes a theological-ontological congruence.
- The Commandment and the Paraclete are yoked together with a resulting emphasis on discipleship as bearing true witness to Christ.
- In Mark, Jesus is really absent - no Paraclete as in John; no Pentecost as in Luke-Acts; not even an ‘I am with you always’ as in Matthew.

Origin

Via late Latin from Greek paraklētos 'called in aid', from para- 'alongside' + klētos (from kalein 'to call').

Definition of Paraclete in US English:

Paraclete

nounˈpɛrəˌklitˈperəˌklēt

(in Christian theology) the Holy Spirit as advocate or counselor (John 14:16, 26).
（基督教神学用语）圣灵（《约翰福音》14：16, 26）
Example sentencesExamples
- In Mark, Jesus is really absent - no Paraclete as in John; no Pentecost as in Luke-Acts; not even an ‘I am with you always’ as in Matthew.
- The theology of the Paraclete contains and promotes a theological-ontological congruence.
- And we confess the living Holy Spirit, the living Paraclete.
- The Commandment and the Paraclete are yoked together with a resulting emphasis on discipleship as bearing true witness to Christ.
- Johannine theology of the Paraclete points to a primary way in which participation in the exercise of political power can be a form of public witness to Christ.

Origin

Via late Latin from Greek paraklētos ‘called in aid’, from para- ‘alongside’ + klētos (from kalein ‘to call’).

词汇	Paraclete
释义	Definition of Paraclete in English: Paraclete nounˈparəkliːtˈpɛrəˌklit (in Christian theology) the Holy Spirit as advocate or counsellor (John 14:16, 26). （基督教神学用语）圣灵（《约翰福音》14：16, 26） Example sentencesExamples And we confess the living Holy Spirit, the living Paraclete. Johannine theology of the Paraclete points to a primary way in which participation in the exercise of political power can be a form of public witness to Christ. The theology of the Paraclete contains and promotes a theological-ontological congruence. The Commandment and the Paraclete are yoked together with a resulting emphasis on discipleship as bearing true witness to Christ. In Mark, Jesus is really absent - no Paraclete as in John; no Pentecost as in Luke-Acts; not even an ‘I am with you always’ as in Matthew. Origin Via late Latin from Greek paraklētos 'called in aid', from para- 'alongside' + klētos (from kalein 'to call'). Definition of Paraclete in US English: Paraclete nounˈpɛrəˌklitˈperəˌklēt (in Christian theology) the Holy Spirit as advocate or counselor (John 14:16, 26). （基督教神学用语）圣灵（《约翰福音》14：16, 26） Example sentencesExamples In Mark, Jesus is really absent - no Paraclete as in John; no Pentecost as in Luke-Acts; not even an ‘I am with you always’ as in Matthew. The theology of the Paraclete contains and promotes a theological-ontological congruence. And we confess the living Holy Spirit, the living Paraclete. The Commandment and the Paraclete are yoked together with a resulting emphasis on discipleship as bearing true witness to Christ. Johannine theology of the Paraclete points to a primary way in which participation in the exercise of political power can be a form of public witness to Christ. Origin Via late Latin from Greek paraklētos ‘called in aid’, from para- ‘alongside’ + klētos (from kalein ‘to call’).
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